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River breakup continues as ice jam melts near Fort McMurray
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River breakup continues as ice jam melts near Fort McMurray
FORT McMURRAY — An ice jam on the Athabasca River near Fort McMurray continues to slowly break down, but officials say river breakup is still underway and risks remain. The Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo said Friday the ice jam has shrunk by about four kilometres since the previous day and is now roughly 15.5 kilometres long. While the jam is expected to melt past the confluence of the Clearwater and Athabasca rivers, it remains in place …
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